i'm so sick of hearing about twitter
we need more posts about twitter
pick one
I don't have the SVG files any more, sadly.
i did find another person who brought their mini-blåhaj tho!
lots of people gave me looks of acknowledgement and appreciation for blåhaj
but no one recognized/acknowledged the color scheme from my scarf/sash :(
Genuine question: Is there a part of you that fears that by blocking dissenting voices, you may be reinforcing your filter bubble?
Right before October 7th, Israel was in the midst of a huge political upheaval because of the looming judicial overhaul. Gantz was the leader of the opposition, and the main political rival of Netanyahu. The country was extremely divided, almost verging on civil war.
Right after October 7th, Israelis were focused on unity, survival, and combatting Hamas, Hezbollah, and other threats.
Gantz joined the war cabinet mostly to signal that whatever disagreements he and his party have with Netanyahu [of which there are many], he still prioritizes national unity in the face of existential threat.
This unity was fragile, and by now the political infighting in Israel is back in full swing.
How do you choose who to block?
don't step on snek
unless it's for science
The trailer for the series is full of comments criticizing Peacock (the publisher) for releasing this documentary and saying they'll delete their Peacock accounts.
I've never heard of them before and I might open an account specifically to watch this! It looks genuinely good from the trailer
This was cropped out of The Siege of Rhenen, Master of Rhenen, c. 1499 - c. 1525
The Siege of Rhenen, Master of Rhenen, c. 1499 - c. 1525
oil on panel, h 182cm × w 143cm Catalog entry
On July 8, 1499, soldiers of the Duke of Gelderland entered the Utrecht city of Rhenen and set fire to houses. In this way the duke tried to expand his power. But his attack failed and the Gelderland troops withdrew.
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'floofier' should be standard academic jargon